Fused Glass Stamping With Micas

[@ruthklaus2358]

Good instructions and this project sounds fun and like something I'd not only like to do, but could do! Thanks Jessy.

[@AnnetteRintelmann]

Thank you

[@AuntB729]

Do you have to use mica powder? Would powdered enamels work?

[@jewellerymagic]

Hi Jessy. I have the brushing and cleaning of mica down pat now. My issue is with firing. I am finding the glass (cap) has bubbles where the mica is - I only make pendants. Do you have any suggestions for a firing schedule. Would be greatly appreciated as there is very little regarding mica firing on line. Many thanks

[@jewellerymagic]

@@lightgardenglassart9306 Aaaah, thank you once again for your help. Margaret from Oz

[@frankrogers886]

Hi great video do you have to cap with clear glass for the mica to stay on the glass thanks

[@jessyrose5]

Thank you, Frank! No you don't have to cap it for the mica to stay on. In fact, if you want to cap it, fire first and brush off any excess mica before capping or it will create a pocket.

[@wandanicholson8851]

What kink of glass are you using 90,96 what id compatible? Please

[@jewellerymagic]

Thank you for sharing. Is there a specific brush you use as I find when brushing the mica off can't get it clean. Regards from Oz

[@jewellerymagic]

@@lightgardenglassart9306 Thank you for your time and knowledge appreciated

[@jewellerymagic]

@@lightgardenglassart9306 Got it. Just took a bit of thought. Again thank you

[@lisadye448]

I wear hearing aids- I did not understand what you said about the mica- where do you get it from?

[@jessyrose5]

I carry it here in my shop in Oregon. You can also buy it online: www.amazon.com/Jacquard-Pearl-EX-Set-3/dp/B000BGSZCS/ref=sr_1_21?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1540477988&sr=1-21&keywords=mica+powder

[@jessyrose5]

Not all micas are the same. Some will lose their color.

[@jrzgrl76]

I suspect the mica is not food safe and it would have to be capped. Correct?

[@elainefuehrer5739]

where do I buy the adhesive and the mica?

[@stephanielogan2159]

Were can I buy te Mica Powder? I live in Spokane WA. Would also like to ask if you put your classes on line?

[@jessyrose5]

Not all micas are alike. Many of them are colored with a coloring agent that burns off during firing. I get mine from D&L Art Glass. I haven't had time to do more classes on line but it is something I hope to do shortly. Thank you for asking!

[@amananova]

I’m in Spokane too.

[@jeanettecarrilloobando5183]

Que pena que no tengo traducción en Español

[@nygrl6102]

Please emphasize that you should wear a mask when using fine powders like mica, enamels and fine frit!

[@isabelcarolinanunez9220]

please in spanish